SHE IS A FLIGHT ATTENDANT

 A flight attendant is a person who works on airplanes, helping passengers stay safe and comfortable. They greet passengers, serve food and drinks, and ensure everyone follows safety rules. Flight attendants often travel to many countries and experience different cultures as part of their job.

In this lesson, students will learn about the job of a flight attendant and practice talking about occupations, job responsibilities, and travel experiences using Present Simple.

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GRAMMAR

1. Present Simple for Job Descriptions

• Subject + verb (base form) + complement.
  • Example: She works on an airplane.

2. Questions with “What” and “Where”

• What does she do?
  • Example: She is a flight attendant.
• Where does she work?
  • Example: She works on airplanes.

3. Talking About Responsibilities Using “Has to”

• Subject + has to + verb (base form).
  • Example: She has to help passengers.
  • Negative: She doesn’t have to fly every day.

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VOCABULARY

1. Flight attendant: A person who works on airplanes to assist passengers.
   Example: She is a flight attendant.

2. Passenger: A person traveling on an airplane.
   Example: Flight attendants help passengers feel comfortable.

3. Safety: Being free from danger or harm.
   Example: They explain safety rules before the flight.

4. Uniform: Special clothing worn by flight attendants.
   Example: She wears a blue uniform.

5. Serve: To give food or drinks to someone.
   Example: Flight attendants serve meals on the airplane.

6. Airline: A company that operates airplanes.
   Example: She works for a large airline.

7. Cabin: The part of the airplane where passengers sit.
   Example: She walks around the cabin to check on passengers.

8. Pilot: A person who flies the airplane.
   Example: The pilot talks to the passengers before takeoff.

9. Travel: To go from one place to another.
   Example: She travels to many countries for her job.

10. Customer service: Helping passengers with their needs.
    Example: Customer service is an important part of her job.

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USEFUL EXPRESSIONS

• She works for an airline.
• Her job is exciting because she travels a lot.
• Flight attendants wear uniforms.
• She helps passengers with their seats.
• They explain the safety instructions before takeoff.
• What does a flight attendant do?
• Where does she travel for work?
• Flight attendants have to stay calm in emergencies.
• She serves food and drinks during the flight.
• I think her job is interesting and fun.

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SENTENCES

Positive Sentences

1. She is a flight attendant.
2. Flight attendants help passengers stay safe.
3. She works for an international airline.

Negative Sentences

1. She doesn’t work in an office.
2. Flight attendants don’t fly the airplane.
3. She doesn’t travel to the same place every day.

Questions and Answers

1. Q: What does she do?
   A: She is a flight attendant.
2. Q: Where does she work?
   A: She works on airplanes.
3. Q: Does she enjoy her job?
   A: Yes, she loves traveling and meeting new people.

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CONVERSATION

Situation: Talking About a Friend’s Job

Tom: What does your sister do?
Emma: She’s a flight attendant.
Tom: That sounds interesting! Where does she work?
Emma: She works for a big airline.
Tom: Does she travel a lot?
Emma: Yes, she travels to different countries every week. She loves her job!
Tom: What does she do on the airplane?
Emma: She helps passengers, serves meals, and explains safety rules.

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READING

A Day in the Life of a Flight Attendant

Sarah is a flight attendant for an international airline. She wakes up early in the morning to prepare for her flights. First, she puts on her uniform and checks her schedule. Then, she goes to the airport to meet her crew.

Before the flight, Sarah and her team discuss safety rules and review the flight plan. Once passengers board the plane, Sarah welcomes them with a smile. During the flight, she serves food and drinks, helps passengers with their needs, and ensures everyone is comfortable.

Sarah travels to many countries and loves meeting new people. She says her job is exciting but sometimes tiring. After the flight, Sarah rests and prepares for her next journey.

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Questions

1. What does Sarah do?
   Answer: She is a flight attendant.

2. Where does Sarah work?
   Answer: She works on airplanes.

3. What does Sarah do before the flight?
   Answer: She discusses safety rules and reviews the flight plan.

4. What does Sarah do during the flight?
   Answer: She serves food and drinks and helps passengers.

5. Why does Sarah like her job?
   Answer: She loves traveling and meeting new people.